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This Week in UK Property (08 to 13 September)

Published By Babita Pariyar
Published Date: September 13, 2025

( Last Updated: February 18, 2026 )

Here's everything that happened in the UK property market in the last week from 08 to 13 September 2025.

Angela Rayner’s Stamp Duty Scandal: How Underpayment Sparks Political Firestorm

Angela Rayner’s Stamp Duty Scandal: How Underpayment Sparks Political Firestorm

A stamp duty mistake has brought Angela Rayner’s political career crashing down. But it could be a lot worse for you. Learn how property trusts, residence declarations and HMRC scrutiny could impact your investments and tax planning.

Even the Deputy Prime Minister Isn’t Immune: How Angela Rayner’s SDLT Mistake Could Happen to You

Angela Rayner’s SDLT Mistake: Don’t Fall in the Same Trap

If even the Deputy Prime Minister can slip up on SDLT, UK landlords need to pay attention. Discover the common pitfalls in property tax, how Angela Rayner’s mistake could happen to anyone, and what you can do to safeguard your investments.


Archer (UK) Limited vs Revenue Scotland: FTT Rules No LBTT Charge for Lease Extension Granted Under SDLT

Archer (UK) Limited vs Revenue Scotland: FTT Rules No LBTT Charge for Lease Extension Granted Under SDLT

Archer UK Limited wins a key tax ruling against Revenue Scotland. Discover why no LBTT was charged for a lease extension under SDLT and what this means for property investors.


Renters Rights Bill Nears Royal Assent: What Landlords Must Do Now

Renters Rights Bill Nears Royal Assent: What Landlords Must Do Now


The Renters’ Rights Bill is on the verge of Royal Assent and it’s set to reshape the rental landscape. Discover the key changes and immediate steps landlords must take to stay compliant.


Why Has HMRC Sent Me a Letter About Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?

Letter About Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

Received a letter from HMRC about Making Tax Digital for Income Tax? Find out why it matters and what actions you need to take to stay compliant.



What is Qualifying Income for MTD?

What is Qualifying Income for MTD

Is your rental income above £50,000? You might need to start using Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax. Learn what counts as 'qualifying income,' how HMRC determines your eligibility, and the steps you should take now to stay compliant.

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